Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) rubber futures prices on Tuesday (April 1) in early to rise, due to lower crude oil prices offset weakness in the yen and the Japanese stock market decline in the pressure, in addition, China March official PMI rebounded slightly raise Vibration of gum market sentiment.
TOCOM rubber futures contract prices in September rose 1.8 yen Tuesday, at 235.0 yen / kg (0058GMT), but it was down 0.3 yen Monday.
China’s official data showed China March official PMI index rebounded slightly, but it still can not eliminate the market for the world’s second largest economy, China’s economy in the first quarter of slow growth worries.
China National Bureau of Statistics (NationalBureauofStatistics) data released on Tuesday showed that China March official PMI index rose to 50.3, the former value of 50.2.
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The Nikkei 225 index fell 0.3 percent on Tuesday, as the yen offset the impact of lower Yellen speech brought.
U.S. crude oil futures slipped to $ 101 on Tuesday / barrel below eased due to the situation in Ukraine, in addition, investors await China’s official PMI data to determine the world’s second largest importer of China’s crude oil demand conditions.
As of April 1 am Beijing time 10:37, Tokyo Rubber reported 233.9 yen / kg, up 0.30 percent.
Translated by Google Translator from http://market.cria.org.cn/4/20011.html
